The Bottom Line
Here’s what W. Bradford Wilcox, senior fellow at IFS, said about the study results: “For teens fortunate enough to be in families that have come through the COVID crucible stronger, it looks like we’re seeing surprisingly good psychological outcomes in 2020. One of the unforeseen outcomes of the quarantines is that teens spent more time with their parents under normal circumstances. For all the difficulties this presents, this aspect appears to have been a gift.”
We need to chase after that gift of family time, now and long after this crisis has passed.
So what do we do?
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